Dominic's dome home in the Dominican Republic!

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First of all, sorry I have been inactive for a while. Second, it looks like you guys are making the domes larger than I have seen before. Excellent job! 16' huh, sounds like roughly 200sqft dome.

hey - looking good! Im coming to the Philippines June 28th - Id love to connect with aircrete'rs there and learn the trade!! Thank youuuu.

@Ignacio-DHOME I love the counters and storage space. Can you actually use aircrete for a kitchen counter?

This is a bathroom that I formed and built for a client. It uses a technique that I coined "forming furniture". It is when the furniture, or cabinets in this case, have been poured into a form using scrap material as filler for consuming mass, then filled with liquid aircrete.
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These are a couple of furniture pieces I have created in past workshops. By building a mold than carving you can start with a shape that can be wrapped in fiberglass and then stuccoed as a finish.
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